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Hello everyone and welcome to Amunpur. Here's what's coming up.

It's the British Prime Minister's turn in the Oval Office, trying to shore up his country's celebrated special relationship and convince President Trump not to give up on Ukraine.

The former British ambassador to Washington, Sir Peter Westmacott, joins us.

Then, Ukrainian President Volodymya Zelensky

is also headed to the White House to make his case. His former defense minister Olexey Reznikov joins us.

And author David Kessler tells Michel Martin why he's worried the world is becoming grief illiterate. Welcome to the program, everyone. I'm Christiana Manpur in London.

Sykia Stama goes to Washington. The British Prime Minister meets the American President

to try his hand at keeping Trump engaged in the transatlantic alliance, and crucially,

to make sure Ukraine has a winning hand in any negotiations

to end Putin's war. So the stakes are sky high with European security and indeed prosperity

in the balance. Stama has come bearing the gift of increased defense spending to try to trade

for an American security guarantee for Ukraine. And the Europeans are willing

to put boots on the ground in any ceasefire. It'll be a challenge President Trump has already

waived off a US security guarantee saying, we're going to have Europe do that. And the Kremlin

insists that all regions it currently occupies and has annexed are non-negotiable.

As for fears of a transatlantic trade war, here's what Trump said about Europe at this week's

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